- +2
oxidation state. The
adjective ferrous or the
prefix ferro- is
often used to
specify such compounds, as in
ferrous chloride for iron(II)
chloride (FeCl2)...
- In metallurgy, non-
ferrous metals are
metals or
alloys that do not
contain iron (allotropes of iron, ferrite, and so on) in
appreciable amounts. Generally...
- Iron(II)
sulfate (British English: iron(II) sulphate) or
ferrous sulfate denotes a
range of
salts with the
formula FeSO4·xH2O.
These compounds exist most...
- metals:
ferrous and non-
ferrous.
Metals that
contain iron in them are
known as
ferrous.
Metals without iron are non-
ferrous.
Common non-
ferrous metals...
-
Ferrous metallurgy is the
metallurgy of iron and its alloys. The
earliest surviving prehistoric iron artifacts, from the 4th
millennium BC in Egypt, were...
- be
classified as
ferrous (by-products of
processing iron and steel),
ferroalloy (by-product of
ferroalloy production) or non-
ferrous/base
metals (by-products...
- iron toxicity.
Ferrous salts used as
supplements by
mouth include ferrous fumarate,
ferrous gluconate,
ferrous succinate, and
ferrous sulfate. Injectable...
-
different cations, Fe2+ and NH+4, it is
classified as a
double salt of
ferrous sulfate and
ammonium sulfate. It is a
common laboratory reagent because...
- Iron(II) chloride, also
known as
ferrous chloride, is the
chemical compound of
formula FeCl2. It is a
paramagnetic solid with a high
melting point. The...
-
distorted sodium chloride structure. The
binary ferrous and
ferric halides are well-known. The
ferrous halides typically arise from
treating iron metal...
